The Senate subcommittee reviews the relevance of daylight saving time, a practice started during WWI. Discussions examine its impacts on health, economy, and energy. Lawmakers and experts debate whether it’s time for change as public opinion remains divided, and global practices vary.
The House GOP recently approved a budget plan inspired by former President Donald Trump’s fiscal policies. This decision followed internal Republican debates, concerns from conservatives about spending cuts, and eventual compromise. As the budget moves forward, it faces additional scrutiny and potential changes.
Colorado House Bill 1312 aims to enhance legal protections for transgender individuals, focusing on anti-discrimination measures and custody disputes, sparking debate among lawmakers.
President Trump announces a 90-day tariff pause on most nations, excluding China, causing the Dow to surge 2,000 points. The decision aims to target trade tensions with China while easing global market fears.
Former President Donald Trump signed executive orders intended to breathe new life into the struggling coal industry. The orders aimed to dismantle regulations that restricted coal production, with the hope of reviving jobs. Analysts and environmentalists question the long-term viability and impact of these changes, as the global shift towards renewable energy continues.
A federal judge rules in favor of the Associated Press, ordering the White House to restore revoked access credentials, emphasizing press freedom amid security protocol debates. The decision marks a pivotal moment in balancing security with media rights, reflecting ongoing tensions between government measures and journalistic access.
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu held a crucial meeting where Trump announced the start of direct talks with Iran, marking a shift in U.S. foreign policy. This news arrives just before new U.S. tariffs take effect, intertwining economic measures with diplomatic initiatives toward Iran, sparking global interest and speculation.
The United States announced the revocation of all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders on April 5, 2025. This decision follows South Sudan’s failure to accept its repatriated citizens. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the action takes immediate effect, aiming to prevent further entry until compliance is achieved.
Speculations arise as the Trump administration reportedly considers freezing $510 million in federal funding for Brown University, sparking concern among students and faculty. The university, unaware of formalities, prepares to discuss the matter, aiming to secure its academic and research programs. Observers await further developments in this pivotal funding issue.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order ending the duty-free de minimis exemption for low-value imports from China, effective May 2. This decision affects e-commerce platforms relying on the provision to market low-cost goods in the U.S.